Lol i never realise this. We are really crude peopple

I always say kopi suet. Is this KL? I m from KL.

HK Cantonese is like US English
Guangdong Cantonese is like British English

I wonder if anybody still speak Cantonese in Guangdong

I watch plenty of HK gaming stuff

r u dumb or simply brainwashed by garbage?

Pubg

I know HK follow Chinese script. Well... obviously. Their Cantonese words have direct a counterpart in Mandarin, like 你, is 'ni' in Mandarin and 'nei' in Cantonese. But our Cantonese, we say lei. Why are we so different?

Another example:

的
Mandarin: De
HK: Dik
Local: Gei

对
Mandarin: Dui
HK: Deoi
Local: Ngam

/K answers as simplied below:

1. Influenced by other dialects

2. The words we use are slangs, which HK also use. But we don't know the formal words, which HK knows and use

3. These are 'Lazy' pronunciation, as the language evolved.

4. KL more different from Hongkie. But Ipoh/Sabah closer to HK

5. Diu Lei Lo Mou

i got a job in hk before. remember one time went to buy takeaway food and i said i want to "tapau". the guy went like confused. later at the office they said tapau there means something like carry dead people?

I'm from Ipoh
The only main difference is cent. We use chean. Kl uses kok.
Eg 10c. Yat chean. Yat kok.

I wonder if anybody still speak Cantonese in Guangdong

I know HK follow Chinese script. Well... obviously. Their Cantonese words have direct a counterpart in Mandarin, like 你, is 'ni' in Mandarin and 'nei' in Cantonese. But our Cantonese, we say lei. Why are we so different?

Another example:

的
Mandarin: De
HK: Dik
Local: Gei

对
Mandarin: Dui
HK: Deoi
Local: Ngam

/K answers as simplied below:

1. Influenced by other dialects

2. The words we use are slangs, which HK also use. But we don't know the formal words, which HK knows and use

3. These are 'Lazy' pronunciation, as the language evolved.

4. KL more different from Hongkie. But Ipoh/Sabah closer to HK

5. Diu Lei Lo Mou